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Sports Injury Management


Author(s): Marcia Anderson; Susan J. Hall
ISBN10:  0683001752
ISBN13:  9780683001754
Pub. Date:  2/1/1995
Publisher(s): Lppncott W & W

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Table of Contents
Section I. Foundations of Sports Injury Management 5(52)
Chapter 1. Sports Injury Management and the Athletic Trainer
5(28)
Sports Medicine
5(2)
Responsibilities of the Primary Sports Medicine Team
7(5)
Team Physician
7(1)
Primary Care Physician
7(1)
Athletic Trainer
7(3)
The Coach or Sport Supervisor
10(1)
Sport Participant
11(1)
Student Athletic Trainer
11(1)
Physical Therapist
12(1)
Athletic and Clinical Administrators
12(1)
Standards of Professional Practice
12(2)
NATA Certification for the Athletic Trainer
13(1)
Continuing Education Requirements
13(1)
Registration and Licensure
14(1)
Legal Liability
14(5)
Negligence
15(1)
Failure to Warn
15(1)
Informed Consent
16(1)
Foreseeability of Harm
16(1)
Product Liability
17(2)
Preventing Litigation
19(1)
Medical Records and Record Keeping
19(8)
Preparticipation Exams
19(1)
Insurance Forms
20(1)
Medical Data Information Cards
20(1)
Accident Reports
20(3)
Injury Management, Rehabilitation and Progress Charts
23(1)
Supply and Equipment Inventory
23(1)
Annual Reports
23(4)
Career Opportunities in Athletic Training
27(3)
High School and Collegiate Settings
29(1)
Sports Medicine Clinics
29(1)
Dual High School/Clinic Trainer
30(1)
Industrial Health Care Programs
30(1)
Professional Sport Teams
30(1)
Summary
30(3)
Chapter 2. The Mechanics of Tissue Injury and Healing
33(24)
Injury Mechanisms
33(4)
Force and Its Effects
33(3)
Torque and Its Effects
36(1)
Soft Tissue Injuries
37(7)
Anatomical Properties of Soft Tissue
37(4)
Skin Injury Classifications
41(1)
Other Soft Tissue Injury Classifications
41(1)
Soft Tissue Healing
42(2)
Bone Injuries
44(6)
Anatomical Properties of Bone
44(3)
Bone Injury Classifications
47(1)
Epiphyseal Injury Classifications
48(1)
Bony Tissue Healing
48(2)
Nerve Injuries
50(1)
Anatomical Properties of Nerve
50(1)
Nerve Injury Classifications
50(1)
Nerve Healing
51(1)
Pain
51(1)
The Neurological Basis of Pain
52(1)
Factors that Mediate Pain
52(1)
Referred Pain and Radiating Pain
52(1)
Summary
52(5)
Section II: Sports Injury Management 57(160)
Chapter 3. Emergency Procedures
57(46)
Emergency Situations
57(1)
Obstructed Airway
58(1)
Partial Airway Obstruction
58(1)
Total Airway Obstruction
58(1)
Cardiopulmonary Emergencies
58(1)
Unconscious Athlete
59(1)
Hemorrhage
60(3)
External Bleeding
60(1)
Internal Hemorrhage
60(3)
Shock
63(2)
Fractures
65(1)
Hyperthermia
66(9)
Internal Heat Regulation
66(3)
Measuring the Heat Stress Index
69(1)
Preventing Heat Emergencies
70(3)
Heat Cramps
73(1)
Heat Exhaustion
73(1)
Heat Stroke
73(1)
Emergency Care for Heat Stress
74(1)
Hypothermia
75(3)
Preventing Cold Related Injuries
76(1)
Frostbite Injuries
76(1)
Systemic Body Cooling
77(1)
The Emergency Plan
78(1)
Primary Injury Assessment
79(9)
Assess Unresponsiveness
81(1)
Open the Airway
81(2)
Establish Breathing
83(1)
Establish Circulation
84(4)
Secondary Injury Assessment
88(7)
History of the Injury
88(1)
Observation
88(3)
Palpation
91(3)
Special Tests
94(1)
Determination of Findings
95(1)
Moving the Injured Participant
95(1)
Summary
96(7)
Chapter 4. Sports Injury Assessment
103(34)
Anatomical Foundations
105(1)
Body Segments and Anatomical Position
105(1)
Directional Terms
105(1)
Regional Terms
105(1)
Joint Movement Terms
105(1)
Assessing an Injury
105(5)
On-the-Field vs. Off-the-Field Assessment
105(3)
Assessment Terms
108(2)
History of the Injury
110(4)
Primary Complaint
111(1)
Mechanism of Injury
111(1)
Characteristics of the Symptoms
111(2)
Disability Resulting from the Injury
113(1)
Related Medical History
113(1)
Observation and Inspection
114(2)
Observation
114(2)
Inspection of the Injury Site
116(1)
Palpation
116(3)
Special Tests
119(11)
Active Movement
119(2)
Passive Movement
121(1)
Resisted Manual Muscle Testing
122(1)
Neurological Testing
123(4)
Stress Tests
127(1)
Functional Testing
128(2)
Injury Recognition
130(1)
SOAP Notes
130(4)
Subjective Evaluation
131(1)
Objective Evaluation
131(1)
Assessment
131(1)
Plan
131(3)
Summary
134(3)
Chapter 5. Therapeutic Exercise and Therapeutic Modalities
137(46)
Psychology and the Injured Participant
137(1)
Developing a Therapeutic Exercise Program
138(4)
Assess the Patient
138(1)
Organize and Interpret the Assessment
139(1)
Formulate the Problem List
139(1)
Establish Goals
139(1)
Develop the Treatment Plan
140(1)
Supervise the Treatment Program
141(1)
Reassess the Progress of the Program
141(1)
Phase One: Controlling Inflammation
142(3)
Control of Inflammation
142(1)
Protect and Restrict Activity
142(2)
Relaxation
144(1)
Phase Two: Restoration of Motion
145(5)
Active Range of Motion (AROM)
146(1)
Passive Range of Motion (PROM)
146(1)
Active Assisted Range of Motion (AAROM)
146(1)
Flexibility
146(4)
Phase Three: Developing Muscular Strength, Endurance, and Power
150(6)
Muscular Strength
151(4)
Muscular Endurance
155(1)
Muscular Power
155(1)
Open vs. Closed Kinetic Chain Exercises
155(1)
Phase Four: Return to Sport Activity
156(4)
Coordination
156(1)
Sport Specific Skill Conditioning
157(2)
Cardiovascular Endurance
159(1)
Therapeutic Modalities and Medications
160(19)
Cryotherapy
162(4)
Thermotherapy
166(6)
Phonophoresis
172(1)
Neuromuscular Electrical Stimulation
172(3)
Intermittent Compression Units
175(1)
Continuous Passive Motion (CPM)
175(1)
Massage
176(1)
Medications
176(3)
Nutrition
179(1)
Summary
180(3)
Chapter 6. Protective Equipment
183(34)
Principles of Protective Equipment
183(1)
Protective Equipment for the Head and Face
184(8)
Football Helmets
185(2)
Ice Hockey Helmets
187(1)
Batting Helmets
187(1)
Other Helmets
187(1)
Face Guards
188(1)
Mouth Guards
188(2)
Eye Wear
190(2)
Ear Wear
192(1)
Throat and Neck Protectors
192(1)
Protective Equipment for the Upper Body
192(6)
Shoulder Protection
192(1)
Elbow, Forearm, Wrist, and Hand Protection
193(3)
Thorax, Rib, and Abdominal Protection
196(1)
Sport Bras
196(1)
Lumbar/Sacral Protection
197(1)
Protective Equipment for the Lower Body
198(10)
Hip and Buttock Protection
199(1)
Thigh Protection
199(1)
Knee and Patella Protection
200(5)
Lower Leg Protection
205(1)
Ankle and Foot Protection
205(3)
Summary
208(9)
Section III. Injuries to the Lower Extremity 217(146)
Chapter 7. Foot, Ankle, and Lower Leg
217(52)
Anatomy Review of the Foot, Ankle and Lower Leg
217(13)
Forefoot
217(1)
Midfoot
218(2)
Hindfoot
220(1)
Tibiofibular Joints
221(1)
Plantar Arches
221(2)
Muscles of the Lower Leg and Foot
223(3)
Nerves of the Foot, Ankle, and Lower Leg
226(1)
Blood Vessels of the Foot, Ankle, and Lower Leg
227(3)
Kinematics of the Foot, Ankle, and Lower Leg
230(2)
The Gait Cycle
231(1)
Toe Flexion and Extension
231(1)
Dorsiflexion and Plantar Flexion
231(1)
Inversion and Eversion
231(1)
Pronation and Supination
231(1)
Kinetics of the Foot, Ankle, and Lower Leg
232(1)
Forces Commonly Sustained by the Foot, Ankle, and Lower Leg
232(1)
Foot Deformation During Gait
233(1)
Prevention of Foot, Ankle, and Lower Leg Injuries
233(3)
Protective Equipment
233(1)
Physical Conditioning
233(3)
Footwear
236(1)
Toe and Foot Conditions
236(4)
Turf Toe
236(1)
Ingrown Toenail
236(1)
Hammer and Claw Toes
236(1)
Calluses and Corns
237(1)
Athlete's Foot
238(1)
Verrucae Plantaris
238(1)
Metatarsalgia
239(1)
Plantar Neuroma (Interdigital Neuroma)
239(1)
Bunions (Hallux Valgus)
239(1)
Freiberg's Disease
239(1)
Bursitis (Pump Bump, Runner's Bump)
240(1)
Contusions
240(2)
Foot Contusions
241(1)
Lower Leg Contusions
241(1)
Acute Compartment Syndrome
242(1)
Foot and Ankle Sprains
242(4)
Toe and Foot Sprains/Dislocations
242(1)
Mechanisms of Injury for Ankle Sprains
243(1)
Lateral Ankle Sprains
243(2)
Medial Ankle Sprains
245(1)
Acute Strains of the Foot and Lower Leg
246(2)
Muscle Cramps
246(1)
Peroneal Tendon Strain
247(1)
Tibialis Posterior Tendon Strain
247(1)
Achilles Tendon Strain
247(1)
Achilles Tendon Rupture
247(1)
Gastroenemius Muscle Strain
248(1)
Overuse Conditions
248(3)
Plantar Fasciitis
249(1)
Achilles Tendinitis
250(1)
Medial Tibial Stress Syndrome (MTSS)
250(1)
Exercise-induced Compartment Syndrome
250(1)
Fractures
251(5)
Apophysitis of the Calcaneus (Sever's Disease)
252(1)
Stress Fractures
252(1)
Avulsion Fractures
253(1)
Osteochondral Fracture of the Talus
253(1)
Displaced and Undisplaced Fractures
254(2)
Fracture-Dislocations
256(1)
Assessment of the Foot, Ankle, and Lower Leg
256(1)
History
256(1)
Observation and Inspection
256(2)
Palpations
258(1)
Anterior and Medial Palpations
258(1)
Anterior and Lateral Palpations
259(1)
Posterior Palpations
259(1)
Special Tests
259(5)
Active Movements
259(1)
Passive Range of Motion
260(1)
Resisted Muscle Testing
260(1)
Neurological Assessment
260(1)
Stress and Functional Tests
260(4)
Rehabilitation
264(2)
Restoration of Motion
265(1)
Restoration of Proprioception and Balance
265(1)
Muscular Strength, Endurance, and Power
265(1)
Cardiovascular Fitness
265(1)
Summary
266(3)
Chapter 8. The Knee
269(50)
Anatomy Review of the Knee
269(5)
Tibiofemoral Joint
269(1)
Menisci
269(1)
Joint Capsule and Bursae
270(1)
Ligaments of the Knee
271(1)
Other Structures Stabilizing the Knee
272(1)
Patellofemoral Joint
272(1)
Muscles Crossing the Knee
272(1)
Nerves of the Knee
272(1)
Blood Vessels of the Knee
273(1)
Kinematics and Major Muscle Actions of the Knee
274(3)
Flexion and Extension
275(1)
Rotation and Passive Abduction and Adduction
276(1)
Knee Motion During Gait
276(1)
Patellofemoral Joint Motion
276(1)
Kinetics of the Knee
277(1)
Forces at the Tibiofemoral Joint
277(1)
Forces at the Patellofemoral Joint
277(1)
Prevention of Knee Injuries
277(1)
Physical Conditioning
278(1)
Rule Changes
278(1)
Shoe Design
278(1)
Contusions
278(4)
Fat Pad Contusion
278(1)
Peroneal Nerve Contusion
278(4)
Bursitis
282(1)
Prepatellar Bursitis
282(1)
Deep Infrapatellar Bursitis
283(1)
Pes Anserine Bursitis
283(1)
Baker's Cyst
283(1)
Treatment of Bursitis
283(1)
Ligamentous Injuries
283(6)
Unidirectional Instabilities
284(3)
Multidirectional Instabilities
287(1)
Management of Ligament Injuries
287(2)
Meniscal Injuries
289(2)
Patellar and Related Injuries
291(6)
Patellofemoral Stress Syndrome
293(1)
Chondromalacia Patellae
293(1)
Acute Patellar Subluxation and Dislocation
294(1)
Patella Plica Syndrome
295(1)
Patellar Tendinitis (Jumper's Knee)
296(1)
Osgood-Schlatter Disease
296(1)
Extensor Tendon Rupture
297(1)
Iliotibial Band Friction Syndrome
297(1)
Fractures and Associated Injuries
298(4)
Avulsion Fractures
298(1)
Epiphyseal and Apophyseal Fractures
299(1)
Stress Fractures
300(1)
Chondral and Osteochondral Fractures
300(1)
Osteochondritis Dissecans
301(1)
Displaced and Undisplaced Femoral Fractures
301(1)
Patellar Fractures
302(1)
Assessing the Knee Complex
302(1)
History
302(1)
Observation and Inspection
303(1)
Palpations
304(2)
Anterior Palpations
305(1)
Posterior Palpations with Knee Slightly Flexed
305(1)
Palpation for Swelling
305(1)
Special Tests
306(7)
Active Movements
306(1)
Passive Range of Motion
307(1)
Resisted Muscle Testing
307(1)
Neurological Assessment
307(2)
Stress and Functional Tests
309(4)
Rehabilitation of Knee Injuries
313(4)
Restoration of Motion
313(1)
Restoration of Proprioception and Balance
314(1)
Muscular Strength, Endurance, and Power
314(1)
Cardiovascular Fitness
315(2)
Summary
317(2)
Chapter 9. Thigh, Hip, and Pelvis Injuries
319(44)
Anatomy of the Thigh, Hip, and Pelvis
319(4)
Bony Structure of the Thigh
319(3)
The Hip Joint
322(1)
The Pelvis
322(1)
Joint Capsule and Bursae
322(1)
Ligaments of the Hip
322(1)
Muscles of the Hip
323(1)
Nerves of the Thigh, Hip, and Pelvis
323(1)
Blood Vessels of the Thigh, Hip, and Pelvis
323(1)
Kinematics and Major Muscle Actions of the Hip
323(5)
Pelvic Positioning
323(1)
Flexion
323(1)
Extension
323(3)
Abduction
326(1)
Adduction
327(1)
Medial and Lateral Rotation of the Femur
327(1)
Kinetics of the Hip
328(1)
Forces at the Hip During Standing
328(1)
Forces at the Hip During Gait
328(1)
Prevention of Injuries to the Thigh, Hip, and Pelvis
328(3)
Protective Equipment
329(1)
Physical Conditioning
329(1)
Shoe Selection
329(2)
Contusions
331(2)
Quadriceps Contusion
331(1)
Myositis Ossificans
331(2)
Hip Pointers
333(1)
Bursitis
333(1)
Sprains and Dislocations
334(1)
Strains
335(3)
Quadriceps Strain
335(1)
Hamstrings Strain
335(2)
Adductor (Groin) Strain
337(1)
Gluteal Muscles
338(1)
Piriformis Syndrome
338(1)
Treatment and Rehabilitation
338(1)
Vascular Disorders
338(2)
Legg-Calve-Perthes Disease
339(1)
Venous Disorders
339(1)
Hip Fractures
340(3)
Avulsion Fractures
340(1)
Epiphyseal Fractures
340(1)
Stress Fractures
341(1)
Displaced and Nondisplaced Pelvic Fractures
341(1)
Femoral Fractures
342(1)
Assessment
343(1)
History
344(1)
Observation and Inspection
344(1)
Palpations
344(2)
Anterior Palpations
345(1)
Posterior Palpations
346(1)
Special Tests
346(10)
Active Movements
346(1)
Passive Range of Motion
347(1)
Resisted Muscle Testing
348(1)
Neurological Assessment
349(3)
Stress and Functional Tests
352(4)
Rehabilitation of the Hip
356(1)
Restoration of Motion
356(1)
Restoration of Proprioception and Balance
357(1)
Muscular Strength, Endurance, and Power
357(1)
Cardiovascular Fitness
357(1)
Summary
357(6)
Section IV. Injuries to the Upper Extremity 363(134)
Chapter 10. Shoulder Injuries
363(56)
Anatomy Review of the Shoulder
363(7)
Sternoclavicular Joint
363(1)
Acromioclavicular Joint
364(1)
Coracoclavicular Joint
364(1)
Glenohumeral Joint
364(2)
Scapulothoracic Joint
366(1)
Muscles of the Shoulder
366(3)
Bursae
369(1)
Nerves of the Shoulder
369(1)
Blood Vessels of the Shoulder
370(1)
Kinematics and Major Muscle Actions of the Shoulder Complex
370(3)
Throwing
370(1)
Coordination of Shoulder Movements
371(1)
Glenohumeral Flexion
372(1)
Glenohumeral Extension
372(1)
Glenohumeral Abduction
373(1)
Glenohumeral Adduction
373(1)
Lateral and Medial Rotation of the Humerus
373(1)
Kinetics of the Shoulder
373(1)
Prevention of Shoulder Injuries
373(2)
Protective Equipment
374(1)
Physical Conditioning
374(1)
Proper Skill Technique
375(1)
Sprains to the Shoulder Complex
375(13)
Sternoclavicular Joint Sprain
375(5)
Acromioclavicular Joint Sprain
380(2)
Glenohumeral Joint Sprain
382(1)
Glenohumeral Dislocations
383(2)
Recurrent Subluxations and Dislocations
385(3)
Overuse Injuries
388(7)
Rotator Cuff Injuries
388(1)
Impingement Syndrome
389(2)
Bursitis
391(2)
Bicipital Tendinitis
393(1)
Biceps Tendon Rupture
393(1)
Thoracic Outlet Compression Syndrome
393(2)
Fractures to the Shoulder Region
395(4)
Clavicular Fractures
395(1)
Scapular Fractures
396(1)
Epiphyseal and Avulsion Fractures
397(1)
Humeral Fractures
398(1)
Assessment
399(1)
History
399(1)
Observation and Inspection
399(1)
Palpations
400(2)
Anterior Palpations
401(1)
Lateral Palpations
401(1)
Posterior Palpations
401(1)
Special Tests
402(11)
Active Movements
402(1)
Passive Range of Motion
402(1)
Resisted Muscle Testing
402(1)
Neurological Assessment
403(4)
Stress and Functional Tests
407(6)
Rehabilitation
413(3)
Restoration of Motion
414(1)
Restoration of Proprioception and Balance
414(1)
Muscular Strength, Endurance, and Power
415(1)
Cardiovascular Fitness
415(1)
Summary
416(3)
Chapter 11. Upper Arm, Elbow, and Forearm Injuries
419(36)
Anatomy Review of the Elbow
419(4)
Humeroulnar Joint
419(1)
Humeroradial Joint
419(1)
Proximal Radioulnar Joint
420(1)
Carrying Angle
420(1)
Ligaments of the Elbow
420(1)
Muscles of the Elbow
421(1)
Nerves of the Elbow
421(1)
Blood Vessels of the Elbow
422(1)
Kinematics and Major Muscle Actions of the Elbow
423(1)
Flexion and Extension
423(1)
Pronation and Supination
423(1)
Kinetics of the Elbow
424(1)
Prevention of Elbow Injuries
425(1)
Protective Equipment
425(1)
Physical Conditioning
425(1)
Proper Skill Technique
425(1)
Contusions
425(5)
Olecranon Bursitis
430(1)
Sprains
430(2)
Anterior Capsulitis
431(1)
Dislocations
431(1)
Strains
432(1)
Elbow Flexor and Extensor Strains
432(1)
Forearm Flexor/Extensor Strains
433(1)
Management of Strains
433(1)
Overuse Conditions
433(5)
Medial Epicondylitis
434(1)
Lateral Epicondylitis
435(1)
Impingement and Neural Entrapment Injuries
436(2)
Forearm Splints
438(1)
Compartment Syndrome
438(1)
Fractures
438(2)
Epiphyseal and Avulsion Fractures
439(1)
Stress Fractures
439(1)
Displaced and Undisplaced Fractures
439(1)
Fracture Management
440(1)
Assessment of the Elbow
440(1)
History
440(1)
Observation and Inspection
440(2)
Palpations
442(2)
Anterior Palpations
443(1)
Lateral Palpations
443(1)
Posterior Palpations
443(1)
Medial Palpations
444(1)
Special Tests
444(6)
Active Movement
444(1)
Passive Range of Motion
444(1)
Resisted Muscle Testing
444(1)
Neurological Testing
444(1)
Stress and Functional Tests
445(5)
Rehabilitation
450(1)
Restoration of Motion
450(1)
Restoration of Proprioception and Balance
450(1)
Muscular Strength, Endurance, and Power
451(1)
Cardiovascular Fitness
451(1)
Summary
451(4)
Chapter 12. Wrist and Hand Injuries
455(42)
Anatomy Review of the Wrist and Hand
455(6)
Wrist Articulations
455(1)
Hand Articulations
456(1)
Muscles of the Wrist and Hand
456(1)
Nerves of the Wrist and Hand
457(1)
Blood Vessels of the Wrist and Hand
457(3)
Retinacula of the Wrist
460(1)
Kinematics and Major Muscle Actions of the Wrist and Hand
461(1)
Flexion
461(1)
Extension and Hyperextension
461(1)
Radial and Ulnar Deviation
461(1)
Carpometacarpal Joint Motion
461(1)
Metacarpophalangeal Joint Motion
462(1)
Interphalangeal Joint Motion
462(1)
Kinetics of the Wrist and Hand
462(1)
Prevention of Wrist and Hand Injuries
463(1)
Protective Equipment
464(1)
Physical Conditioning
464(1)
Proper Skill Technique
464(1)
Contusions and Abrasions
464(1)
Sprains
465(3)
Wrist Sprains
465(1)
Gamekeeper's Thumb
465(1)
Interphalangeal Collateral Ligament Sprains
465(2)
Dislocations
467(1)
Strains
468(3)
Jersey Finger (Profundus Tendon Rupture)
469(1)
Mallet Finger
469(1)
Boutonniere Deformity
470(1)
Trigger Finger
470(1)
Tendinitis and Stenosing Tenosynovitis
470(1)
Ganglion Cysts
471(1)
Fingertip Injuries
471(1)
Subungual Hematomas
472(1)
Paronychia
472(1)
Felons
472(1)
Nerve Entrapment Syndromes
472(4)
Carpal Tunnel Syndrome
472(2)
Ulnar Neuropathy
474(2)
Superficial Radial Nerve Entrapment
476(1)
Bowler's Thumb
476(1)
Fractures to the Wrist and Hand
476(4)
Distal Radial and Ulnar Fractures
477(1)
Scaphoid Fracture
477(1)
Hamate Fracture
478(1)
Metacarpal Fractures
478(2)
Bennett's Fracture
480(1)
Phalangeal Fractures
480(1)
Assessment of the Wrist and Hand
480(1)
History
481(1)
Observation and Inspection
482(1)
Palpations
482(1)
Dorsal Aspect
482(1)
Palmar Aspect
483(1)
Special Tests
483(5)
Active Movement
484(1)
Passive Range of Motion
484(1)
Resisted Muscle Testing
484(1)
Neurological Testing
485(1)
Stress and Functional Tests
486(2)
Rehabilitation
488(3)
Restoration of Motion
489(1)
Restoration of Proprioception and Balance
489(1)
Muscular Strength, Endurance, and Power
490(1)
Cardiovascular Fitness
491(1)
Summary
491(6)
Section V. Injuries to the Axial Region 497(130)
Chapter 13. Head and Facial Injuries
497(38)
Anatomy Review of the Head and Facial Region
497(6)
Bones of the Skull
497(1)
The Scalp
498(1)
The Brain
498(1)
The Eyes
499(1)
Nerves of the Head and Face
500(2)
Blood Vessels of the Head and Face
502(1)
Prevention of Head and Facial Injuries
503(1)
Cranial Injury Mechanisms
503(2)
Skull Fractures
505(2)
Cerebral Hematomas
507(2)
Epidural Hematoma
507(1)
Subdural Hematoma
508(1)
Concussions
509(3)
Grade I Concussion
510(1)
Grade II Concussion
510(1)
Grade III Concussion
510(1)
Grade IV Concussion
511(1)
Grade V Concussion
512(1)
Grade VI Concussion
512(1)
Scalp Injuries
512(1)
Assessment of Cranial Injuries
512(5)
Vital Signs
513(1)
History
514(1)
Observation and Inspection
515(1)
Palpation
515(1)
Special Tests
515(1)
Determination of Findings
516(1)
Jaw Injuries
517(4)
Mandibular Fractures
519(1)
Maxillary Fractures
520(1)
Zygomatic Fractures
520(1)
Temporomandibular Dislocation
520(1)
Facial Soft Tissue Injuries
521(1)
Nasal Injuries
521(2)
Epistaxis
521(1)
Nasal Fractures
522(1)
Oral and Dental Injuries
523(3)
Lacerations of the Mouth
523(1)
Loose Teeth
524(1)
Fractured Tooth
524(2)
Dislocated Tooth
526(1)
Ear Injuries
526(1)
External Ear Injury
526(1)
Internal Ear Injury
526(1)
Swimmer's Ear
527(1)
Ear Injuries
527(6)
Periorbital Ecchymosis (Black eye)
527(1)
Foreign Bodies
528(1)
Sty
528(1)
Conjunctivitis (Pinkeye)
528(1)
Corneal Abrasion
528(1)
Corneal Laceration
529(1)
Imbedded Object
530(1)
Subconjuctival Hemorrhage
530(1)
Hemorrhage into the Anterior Chamber
530(1)
Detached Retina
530(1)
Orbital "Blowout" Fracture
530(1)
Displaced Contact Lens
530(3)
Summary
533(2)
Chapter 14. Injuries to the Spine
535(50)
Anatomy Review of the Spine
535(7)
Spinal Column
535(1)
Vertebrae
536(2)
Intervertebral Discs
538(1)
Ligaments of the Spine
539(1)
Spinal Curves
539(1)
Muscles of the Spine and Trunk
539(1)
The Spinal Cord and Spinal Nerves
540(2)
Kinematics and Major Muscle Actions of the Spine
542(2)
Flexion, Extension, and Hyperextension
542(2)
Lateral Flexion and Rotation
544(1)
Kinetics of the Spine
544(3)
Effect of Body Position
545(1)
Effect of Movement Speed and Impact
545(2)
Anatomical Variations Predisposing Individuals to Spine Injuries
547(3)
Kyphosis
547(1)
Scoliosis
548(1)
Lordosis
548(1)
Pars Interarticularis Fractures
548(1)
Spina Bifida Occulta
549(1)
Prevention of Spinal Injuries
550(5)
Protective Equipment
550(1)
Physical Conditioning
551(4)
Proper Skill Technique
555(1)
Cervical Spine Injuries
555(2)
Cervical Strains and Sprains
556(1)
Cervical Spinal Stenosis
556(1)
Cervical Fractures and Dislocations
556(1)
Brachial Plexus Injuries
557(1)
Thoracic Spine Injuries
558(2)
Thoracic Contusions, Strains, and Sprains
558(1)
Thoracic Spinal Fractures and Apophysitis
559(1)
Lumbar Spine Injuries
560(5)
Low Back Pain
560(1)
Lumbar Contusions, Strains, and Sprains
561(1)
Sciatica
561(2)
Lumbar Disc Injuries
563(1)
Lumbar Fractures and Dislocations
564(1)
Sacrum and Coccyx Injuries
565(1)
Sacroiliac Joint Immobility
565(1)
Coccygeal Injuries
565(1)
Assessment of Spinal Injuries
565(1)
History
566(1)
Observation and Inspection
566(3)
Posture
567(1)
Scan Exam
567(1)
Gait Assessment
567(2)
Inspection of the Injury Site
569(1)
Gross Neuromuscular Assessment
569(1)
Palpations
569(2)
Anterior Aspect
569(1)
Posterior Aspect
569(2)
Special Tests
571(8)
Active Movement
571(1)
Passive Range of Motion
572(1)
Resisted Muscle Testing
572(1)
Neurological Assessment
572(3)
Stress and Functional Tests
575(4)
Rehabilitation
579(2)
Relief of Pain and Muscle Tension
579(1)
Restoration of Motion
579(2)
Restoration of Proprioception and Balance
581(1)
Muscular Strength, Endurance, and Power
581(1)
Cardiovascular Fitness
581(1)
Summary
581(4)
Chapter 15. Throat, Thorax, and Visceral Injuries
585(42)
Anatomy Review of the Throat
585(2)
Pharynx
585(1)
Larynx
585(1)
Trachea
586(1)
Esophagus
587(1)
Blood Vessels of the Throat
587(1)
Anatomy Review of the Thorax
587(4)
Thoracic Cage and Pleura
588(1)
Bronchial Tree and Lungs
588(2)
Heart
590(1)
Muscles of the Thorax
591(1)
Anatomy Review of the Visceral Region
591(7)
Pelvic Girdle and Abdominal Cavity
592(1)
Visceral Organs
592(4)
Blood Vessels of the Trunk
596(1)
Muscles of the Pelvic Girdle
597(1)
Prevention of Injuries to the Throat, Thorax, and Viscera
598(1)
Protective Equipment
598(1)
Physical Conditioning
598(1)
Throat Injuries
598(2)
Thoracic Injuries
600(4)
Stitch in the Side
600(1)
Breast Injuries
600(1)
Rupture of the Pectoralis Major Muscle
601(1)
Costochondral Injury
601(1)
Sternal Fractures
602(1)
Rib Fractures
602(2)
Internal Complications
604(3)
Hyperventilation
604(1)
Pulmonary Contusion
604(1)
Pneumothorax
604(1)
Tension Pneumothorax
605(1)
Traumatic Asphyxia
605(1)
Hemothorax
605(1)
Heart Injuries
606(1)
Sudden Death in Athletes
606(1)
Athletic Heart Syndrome
607(1)
Abdominal Wall Injuries
607(3)
Skin Wounds and Contusions
607(1)
Muscle Strains
607(1)
Solar Plexus Contusion ("Wind Knocked Out")
608(1)
Hernias
608(2)
Intra-abdominal Injuries
610(3)
Splenic Rupture
611(1)
Liver Contusion and Rupture
612(1)
Appendicitis
612(1)
Kidney Contusion
612(1)
Bladder Injuries
612(1)
Assessment of Throat, Thorax, and Visceral Injuries
613(1)
History
613(1)
Observation and Inspection
614(1)
Palpations
615(2)
Special Tests
617(2)
Auscultation and Percussion
617(1)
Neurological Testing
618(1)
Summary
619(8)
Section VI. Special Conditions Related to Sports 627(56)
Chapter 16. Conditions Related to the Reproductive System
627(22)
Anatomy of the Genitalia
627(2)
Female Reproductive System
628(1)
Male Reproductive System
629(1)
Injuries and Conditions of the Genitalia
629(5)
Male Genital Injuries
629(3)
Female Genital Injuries
632(1)
Dermatological Conditions
633(1)
Sexually Transmitted Diseases
634(7)
Hepatitis
634(4)
Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome (AIDS)
638(3)
Menstrual Irregularities
641(2)
Dysmenorrhea
641(1)
Luteal Phase Deficiency
642(1)
Anovulation
642(1)
Exercise-Associated Amenorrhea
642(1)
Birth Control and Sport Participation
643(1)
Pregnancy and Sport Participation
644(1)
Summary
645(4)
Chapter 17. Other Health Conditions Related to Sports
649(34)
Environmental Considerations
649(2)
Altitude Disorders
650(1)
Preventing Altitude Illness
650(1)
Air Pollution
650(1)
Respiratory Tract Conditions
651(6)
Common Cold
651(1)
Sinusitis
651(2)
Pharyngitis (Sore Throat)
653(1)
Influenza
653(1)
Allergic Rhinitis (Hay Fever)
653(1)
Bronchitis
654(1)
Infectious Mononucleosis
654(1)
Bronchial Asthma
655(1)
Exercise-induced Asthma
655(2)
The Gastrointestinal Tract
657(1)
Gastroenteritis
657(1)
Diarrhea
657(1)
Constipation
658(1)
Hemorrhoids
658(1)
The Diabetic Athlete
658(5)
Diabetic Coma
660(1)
Insulin Shock
660(1)
Exercise and Diabetes
661(2)
Common Contagious Viral Diseases
663(1)
Epilepsy
663(2)
Hypertension
665(1)
Anemia
665(1)
Iron-deficiency Anemia
665(1)
Sickle Cell Anemia
665(1)
Substance Abuse
666(9)
Therapeutic Drugs
666(5)
Performance-enhancing Drugs
671(2)
Recreational Drugs
673(1)
Signs of Substance Abuse
674(1)
Drug Testing
674(1)
Eating Disorders
675(5)
Atypical Eating Disorders
677(1)
Bulimia Nervosa
677(1)
Anorexia Nervosa
678(1)
Exercise and Weight Management
678(2)
Summary
680(3)
Credits 683(2)
Glossary 685(14)
Index 699

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